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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1898
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald page outlines subscription terms and rates, publishing details for notices of births marriages or deaths free, requests correspondence from county readers, and states editorial notes about author name and publication practices.
The Herat, Chehalis County’s oldest paper, claims the largest circulation in Grays Harbor. It asserts superiority among local newspapers and traces its heritage as a fundamental source for county news.
Henry Garnett of the U S Geological Survey visits Seattle to discuss forest reserves. He dismisses local concerns, argues the measure harms few, and draws fire for ignoring Western Washington conditions and smoke from fires. Local readers accuse eastern officials of misreading needs and pushing reserves on the region.
Republication leaders announce dropping silver from their campaign to stress wartime conduct and victory. Democratic party ready to meet the emergency. Questioning whether voters will keep the Republicans in power over currency reforms and imperial aims amid rising trust power and war costs.
The text argues against injunction misuse and public-utility controls while urging alignment with a party seeking heavy military taxation. It claims Democrats will confront these issues to uplift Americans not exploit semi civilized peoples, noting opposition to fusionists over silver policy and wartime conduct.
The article notes daily appearances of new senatorial aspirants signaling growing unity in the Republican camp while urging others to let the fight continue for the rest of the public.
The San Francisco Bridge Company outlines proposals for reconstruction of old draw spans and approaches. Details include pile counts, lumber and iron quantities, and bid figures for 60 and 80 foot openings, with no bids yet for repair of approaches.
The excerpt argues the United States spends liberally in war, praising naval efficiency while criticizing army mismanagement and political influence. It cites need for reform and questions the handling of war costs and leadership.
A dead mule blocks Perry street lane after dragging kindling to deliver. Bystanders denounce the driver for alleged brutality as he unloads and retreats. The mule recovers, and the crowd disperses amid calm. Also notes treasury clerk on money cleanliness by city, with Chicago and Washington leading in dirtiness and patching losses.
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